A well-built training dummy gives medieval combat athletes a consistent target for footwork, distance management, striking angles, and body positioning. It…
A national medieval combat team is supported by far more than fighters and coaches. Behind every bout stands a crew responsible for preparation, logistics,…
A custom helmet visor must do several jobs at once. It needs to resist impact, preserve a usable field of vision, support adequate breathing, and remain…
A five-minute melee bout demands a specific kind of conditioning. It is not simply a short sprint, and it is not a steady jog with armor added. Fighters…
The first International Medieval Combat Federation World Championship established more than a list of winners. It created a reference point for a sport still…
Hosting an event under the International Medieval Combat Federation is a substantial responsibility and a valuable opportunity. A successful application must…
International medieval combat uses a vocabulary shaped by sport, martial arts, historical equipment, and strict safety management. A fighter may need to…
Power in medieval combat is not created by the arms alone. A strong strike begins with a stable stance, travels through the legs and hips, and reaches the…
Armor fastening systems rarely receive the same attention as breastplates, helmets, or gauntlets, yet they determine how effectively protective equipment…
A weapon disarm in medieval combat is rarely a sudden feat of strength. It usually develops through contact: a bind, a contested grip, a body check, or a…